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Contract SOEC/SOFC stack performance evaluation (up to 6 kW SOEC)

Independent evaluation service for single cells to 60-cell stacks including co-electrolysis, with visualization and custom gas handling.

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Problem solved

R&D teams developing SOEC components or systems lack access to high-temperature test rigs capable of realistic steam/CO2 mixtures and power levels, delaying iteration cycles.

Application contexts

  • SOEC component screening
  • stack validation before integration
  • co-electrolysis optimization for e-methane

Technical principle

Custom-built test stands supporting up to 6 kW SOEC / 3 kW SOFC with gas mixing, steam generation, temperature control, and in-situ visualization for performance mapping.

Typical use cases

  • third-party validation of prototype stacks
  • screening of new electrode or seal materials

Partnership route

How global engineering teams typically engage this asset.

01Technical Interview
02Nda
03Feasibility Review

Helpful to include: stack size or power target · gas composition requirements · test duration and metrics · visualization needs

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Source & provenance

Translation review status: unreviewed. Publication does not establish technical verification or supplier endorsement.

Original language: JAPANESE.

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  • SOEC/SOFC評価

    https://www.magnex.co.jp/jutaku.html

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